Minister asked to intervene in EU animal medicine row

ICMSA says new rules ‘will make things worse’
Minister asked to intervene in EU animal medicine row

ICMSA says the new EU regulations on animal medicine will make matters worse for Irish farmers.  File Picture. 

The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has been asked to intervene in a row that has escalated over the new EU veterinary medicine regulations that are due to come into force in January 2022.

Farmers fear that when the new rules are implemented, they will face increased costs and lose key services.

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